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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-08
State News.

Ex.Judso Edo is'on, Of Weston,
Is deht
TIE w. Va. State Teachers Ass,,
cistion Is in sessioa at Charleston.
Fifty teachers were enrolled the Ist
day Sap. Morgan pres'dJs Crago Sec.
soalur 'ay morning tao burglars en-.
teret TIE house OF James DeLoc, q.
Jenwood, bound, gage and chloro
forI0od him. and then ransacked the
Oulliing. occurring SlGO IN money.
a smolI hoy ~ Wheeltn, loaded n
shUt'gnn with quarter Of pound
OF owder AID fret n national sa ute
Monday morning. Slrange 60 say, G
vas not hart, al hougI uofhng bn. n
part "i the stock has been found OF
the gun.
Parkersburg Jou nal: Milton stu.
arr, OF TUESDAY, was employed NJ a
RIP saw when WI 9plinrers about 3
inches long and one inch Ly one half
inch thick A5w Of If The board he
was saving striking in on tho thigh
aud piercing entirely rough. The
@piint5fs acre pull, Il on ani he will
recover
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-08
From Denver to Central City

We r, acbcd this place on the %
ul'., after one OF the granr'est rides |
ever had-we were only three hours
coming up from Denver and
wish it were in my Power to give
so ne faint do scription Of the journey
through tue Canyon or defle in the
mountains with tie massive towering
rocky mountains on oae side and n
muddy rushing ioam;ng stream on III :
other. 1t had not entered into M
imagination TO conceive Of any thing
so stupcndC grand Peak upon
peak Of granite rock : differing in TT c
sunshine with the precious orc i'm =
bedded in them; towering away UP
To he very clouds i'll Appearance and
in many places rejecting hack the
sun $ rays in tic many Lues OF the
"a nbow. | sat like one emit auced
gazing upward al the ever changing
wonderful! mountains-unil my very
brain seemed whir!ing. We were
conscious of gradual ascent soon
after leaving Denver; Iva! from Black
Hawk up TO Central it was thousand
feet to the mile. IT'S the most won.
d, rlnl pic &c Of engineering il all thi,
wonderful country. We seemed To-
be going up into the very Clouds by
II narrow winding railway that left
the house tops The tree tops, yes,
mountain tops Tar below us. and still
the mountains lowered above us |
knew it was per!ous in the extreme,
That a little obstruction on the track
wou send the hole train wEiriing
down the deep abyss - slpwIi very
sl0wly, tho pulling painting iron
horse drew The train around sharp
curves where it was 50 abrup. we
could. from our window. Gee tue en- =.
CINE in front and .he rear cars grace,
fully following over trcstling and
bridges midway between heaven and
earth. 1T was enough TO stir ones
blood in his veins! enough 10 make
one feel qhm TO say "The LORD is
my Shepherd" |.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-08
Tho Gettysburg Reunion.

The tweDty,fourlh anniversary Of
the battle of Gettysburg, fought ON
the ls,, "a and 3rd OF July. 1868, at
Gettysburg, Pa. was signalized by a
reunion on grand scale Cf the sur-
viyOrs OF the different briga1es, reci.
ments aud divisions on either side
that cipat,d in that memorable
struggle, which is generally consid
erod tic turning point Of The war.
l he reunion originated vi II ths Phil.
adelphia brigade, which 50 heroically
met and rcpelled Tie glorious charge
Of Ptkotrs division on tho %fd Of
July, 1868, and tho Southern vote
rams attended "a their guests Pick.
cips division was the pride Of the
Confederate army. IN making It's
renowU, d charge at Cemetery Ride
" lost in killed, wounded and missing,
3 800 C tho 400 IT took into that
acton viii the Philadelphia brigade.
10 rcpclllng The attack lost AS OF
it, 400 ofllccis md men. Most OF
tho officers OF both regiments are alive
and were present. About 500 OF the
survivors Of the Philadelphia brigade,
and 200 survivors Of Pickctrs divis
ion were n the fcl and together
rev ewCd the scenes where a quarter
Of century ago tLey met in deadly
comha'. In AL, there we're aboul g.,
600 soldiers in tue t,wl. and several
monuments were dedicated. Mrs.
Pcs etl, tho widow Of General Pick.
etiy accompanied by her sonGeorgc.
was present and met with n most err,
thushstig tec option by he men q
both armies. THO addresses OF well
come was delivered by Col. Charles
>. Banc, as commander 81 he l'hila
dclpbia brigade, aud Col VIM l.
Ayiett responded ON behalf of Pick
cts men. a loucr, which created
great dea of favorable com ucnt. was
received by The secretary OF he Phil
edciphla brigade from Pe>ii"ut
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Left for Davis.

Mr.. Burr Brady has secured place
on The engineer corps which is now
engaged on the extension of the Wert
Virginia Central and Piltsburg
railroad. He left on Monday morn.
ing 10 report Tor duty at Davis. Mr..
Brady has had some experience in
this businoss before. ann cur best
wishes for his success in his present
engagement go with him. Ec is q
son of Depu y Collector |. L. Bra ",
and, we are told, ev!nced considera-
be aptitude for Livil engineering
while engaged on The South BIanc .
road under Mr.. Howard of Richmond.
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The Fourth at Winchester.

The Fourth was> through she iibe-
raiity o; Mr.. Chlc'es b. Kpuse> dry
goods merchant of New York cele-
brated III very lively manner. A
large CROWD Of his tiieaisfrom all por
tons OF the county and city we're
handsomely enter aimed in Court
house Square. 4Ir Il. T.. B,rd well
coined MIR. Rouss in an appropriate
address. Mr.. Rnus,J in rrspnndin !
referred 10 his carly life, selling
matcros> blackine, &C., on Make
Pace. Pu;son Freis, OF GrcenG IL :
indiana> tho old schoolmasler of Mr.
Reuse who was brou! Int to Wiuches
ter a. his expensr> also made an ad
dress. Refreshments In abundance
consisting of large quantities Of ice
cream cakes cUntectlons, &c ", re
dist ensod to tn crowd. Al night a
4 &c predetermined display was provi-
ded by Mr.. Rouss.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-08
CIR ,at Fire at Grafton!

The most disastrous fire ever known
at Grafton this State, was discovered
at 1 O'Clock Tuesday morning in u
store on Lstrobe stree, in that pace.
In three hours Lwcn'y-nine building -.
were entirely consumed. The burnt
district, bound, d by III; courthouse,
Bringman's Opera Huasc. south d.
of Main 81. anil Railroad It. ire uds q
the Central II tel, New Vale. House,
the S1a,dsrd En,erprisc newspal,e
estab ishment, and a number of st )res,
Offices ard pr lie dwelling. Very
little stock or furniture ~aS saved
aud in nearly all ct6es he entire con
tents were destroyed
The total loss vii, reach 5000 u
100000 Insurance prob, ~ no,
over $4,000. Tie only facilities 10,
ex,inGuishipg fires are the bucket
brigade Of citizens ans, although up
on tho first sound Of The alarm. they
responded in lar-e numbers and
worked maniully and uuremit.i CIV,
the Il ines could not lie 8 .biuod GU
accoun: of the inliammab!o material
IN The buildings.
The mayors CT Wheeling AMI Par
kersburg were appealed to- Tor all.
Parkersburg responded with an en-
zine, which arrived in two hours aud
twenty five IN nutes> tut too lac 30
save any property.
The origin OF the fire Is supposed,
TO have been inccndilry
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Fast Fishing.

A ishiny party composed OF Messrs.
Theodore Lnman. j. Brookes Me-
Gam, G. NJ. Bai bridge. Robert Shri-
yer, w. T.. G;ifiilh and DIR. tIealey.
from Cumberland, arrived at Hang
ing Rock Saturday evening with sev .
craI canoes As we understood H.
their plan was to leave uanging Rock
Monday morning fish down the South
Hranch 70 its mouth, thence up the
North Braa cb, reaching Cumberland
Tuesday evening. We 90 rot know
whether they arrived at home on
time; but il they did, it was fast
fishing certainly.
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ciefs.@n's Fsgec-iiee sis ies5i.isy 20
10 sfsssri, X g.lisa Sc ssid
The ffais-nAI nesting Of tAsss 20, s.sss
upor thc battle Field, where twenty io1r
Years agc, 20 deadly fray. they eercely
thei. comrades fell, and where all thsi-
thoughts were 81 vengeance sad destruction
~iil illustrate the geae-nRs impulse OF oravo
met aBd their honest desire FOR peace aud
reconciliation The friendly assealt there
to be made will be resistlcss brcaase inspired
by Anesicsn cs.yslry, AID i;s results will be
glorious. because csoqrerei hearts wilt be
heid all be constcra,sd % q victory which
shali pressge the end Of the bitterness OF
strife. the exposure OF the insiucerity which
coueeais hatred by professions of kindness,
the condemnation of FREQ ri ed appeals TO pas.
sion fos u nworthy purposes, snd The besting
down of all tha, stands ia the way OF the
d-s,iny Of our United country.
While those who fought and VIII, have 80
much 10 forgive, lead on the pleasant way 9
OF peace. how wicked appear tie traffic in
sectional hsse and the betrayal Ct patriotic
tsa,ment. IL su;eiy canao. be wrong 10
desire the settled quiet which lights for our
entire country The path TO prosperity aud
greatness, nor need the lessons of the ar be
forgotten and its results jeopardized in The
Wish Tor that genuine Maternity which In
sures national p:ide and glory"
The greatest good feeling characterized
the conduct OF the TederH. soldiers towards
the Conteoerstes, and the reunion seemed a
meeting OF n baud of broihess. Ga Sunday
morning, the PHILADELPHIA, Brigade and Pick
etts division we're formed in line of battle
in the Identical positions they occupied on
July Srd. 1863. aud the order To charge wss
given. IL was quickly obeyed, aud when
the lines were aboat 3 feet apart, each man
extended mis- arm, and The hands Of the biz &
and The gray were grlsped with an earnest
meas that spoke more certainly the death OF
ali cid auimosties eagendered by the war
and the bigh reg .rd and esteem which these
heroes OF Gettysburg entertain for each her
than my mere words could have done. Sucn
handshsking was never witnei sed on tina,
field before. On Tuesday morning, amid
universal expressions OF regret that they
could not enjoy each others society longer,
and Of general desire TO meet again on the
next anniversary Of the battle. the saldiers
Of bo:h armies broke camp end left fer their
homes. TheIe is no doubt that this reunion
has none more 10 strengthen the fIaterual
feeling existing between The North anil South
than any single event that hos occurred since
the war, aud il stands ont in pleasing relief
to the execrable conduct of Gel tam lspu bill.
! can politicians daring the excitement CT called
b. the recent Dag incident.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-08
RoMNBY MARKETS.
CLOSING our
AT COST

am determined TO sell Oft all
my present stock of Millinery,
Hats &c, TO make room for new
goods. Many thiass lave been
marked down TO cost, aud many
below cost. This IS splendid
cbarce for the ladies to secure
many new and fashionable articles
tor great deal less than they are
worth. The sale ofthese goods viii;
commence on Saturday the 9th
instant and continue until tho stock
is closed ont.
MRS. VIM. MYTINGER,
Romnev, w. Va.
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Guarantee Of Purity.

CUMBERLAND, MD., June 3, 'S7.
llayiuI h en- stationed AZ the Br Il.
do * DIS illcry whilst in operation az
United States Slorekoeper ann Gna-
ger, hereby certify that James Clark
and 90, 'Dislillers" ia the mannrac.
iufe OF their celebrated Braddork
Pure Rye Whiskey use only Rye and
Barley Malt Respectfully. q.
l.. II TpooR
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-08
Guarantee OF Purity.

CUMBERLAND. Nh, june 3. 1887.
Having been Stationed n, the Br d.
dock Di.,illery whilst ia Operation as
United States Storekeeper and Qua
ger, hereby certify tina, JAS. Clarke
and Co.. Distillers. in the -canufac,
turc Of their Pure Mali whiskey use
only Barley Malt. ResIpectfully.
:. Il, WII.LARD.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-08
Commissioners Notice.

Sarah J Pennington. alm'r)
,vs In CnAycgRY
Sanl Pennington, &C., d'hl
DY decree Of the Circuit Court Of Hamp
AD shire county, West Va, on the l2th dsy
Ct Nay, 1887, the above entitl ed cause was
referred to the undersigned commissioner.
with directions. TO ascertain and eport. lst,
whei her the lien upon the 80 acre tract in the
bill mentioned MS been paid of and dis
charged, and II so 10 whom paid and wheth
er there is anything due from Isaac J. Pen
nington on his purchase Ct the so acre tract.
and " so what amount and to whom pa a.
BILE. I'd, what real estate Thomas Penninp
ton died seized OF and its value and aunus.
value 3D., The date Of The death of Marga.
ret Pennington widow OF Thomas Penning
ton. and such other matters as he may deem
proper or any Prrty in interest may re
quire
Notice is therefore hereby given that 7 will
attend 8 my Office in Romney in the said
county, on the 21d day of july 1887 for the
Pnrpofe of executing the above decree
@ ven under my bsud this .4ih Of June
1897. JAMES A Ginsoy
June Law. Commits ooer
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Ons OF the pe,fihed ~ssakes,H like
the ors brought here trc;u Davis oy
Nessrs. Robert Fisher ani Neal Nc.
Carly. wss sent TO Prof. G. 4. Sipc.
of Fsirnont, for examination. Psof.
s. pc says ihey ere nd, snakes az al:
but fossii Femains OF = very common
plant II the carhoniiercus poFIog
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-08
Guarantee o Purity.

CUMBERLAND, Nd. June 3, 81.
Having been stationed at the Brad
lock Distil'eiy whilst IN operation rs
United States Storekeep and Qua
scr, hereby certify hat James Clark
and Co., DisIilicrs In tie manufac-
tore of their Pure Malt VII skey u.e
only Barley Mali. Respectfully,
JNo. ~. YuUEG.
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Special Notice

~ ,CHURCB FkSTIVNL.-The
~ ladies OF the Methodist Church az
springfield will hold their annual fes ival on
Thursday and Friday, July 2s'h and 10th.
CORDIAL invitation 10 extended To- all TO
help with both their sub'isnrr and per7ou.
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WANTED:s,,ss:sss a .: .s,s :. 6! e,

principal towns and cities i'm the United
States TO take ord,rs for our new patent low
priced solid Bronze or Nickle Door Plates
Door Belle. Street Numbers. e.. From 800
to $500 can be made in a very SHIRT time.
Fins outfit cases for samples Free.
Write for proof Of what agents are doing
and list OF unoceCpied territory II will pa y
you TO do so. We refer 20 the Editor OF 4. is
paper who has purchased one Of our plates.
MICHIGAN DOOP PLATE CO.
jel0-st. Grand Rapids, Mich
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NINIkISIIGI).

PANCAKE MILLER AT ur John Mi.
ler's--iic IL her vt the bride by Tie Rev
g. W finley Mr. JoHy g.. PASc4Ks 10 Nis1
Nsu rrrssr ViurN
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-08
SPRINGFIELD, July +;

SPRINGFIrLD, July 5.
Another trip 10 Ice Mountain on
the 2Stb, Was 1uE event of las.
week the party consis ed OF eight
ladies-four Miss Washingtons,
three Miss Cavits-of Texas, and
Miss Carter of Virginia-and six
gentlemen. Mcssrs. Mat ews nni
Cavitt OF Texas, j n. Kirk Of Paw
Paw, VIII Washington and Jas.
KEY kt ndall Of South Branch !.
They were all very pleasantly en-
tcrtaihed at Feru Dale Monday
night, and say they had good
time Tnesday--iound lots OF ice
aud flowers. Miss Cavitt killed II
copper snake-now talk about
your w. Va, girle!-just show
ne one that would not have run
instead OF stopping 10 kill the rep
tile. Miss Puebc Gctzendarer Of
Kear,eysville is the guest ot Miss
Miranda Washington. Miss Flor
ence Ott,of Wheeling is visiting her
uncle Jas. III. Blue. Mr. a. e
McGlaihery aud sister are visiting
in PawPaw. Mr.. Wn. II. Wilson
spent Sunday with his mother.
Tie ladies oil the Methodist church
will hold their annual festival here
on Thursday and Friday. Every.
body Is invited to help. The VI
and4 will be served under II large
tent. as last year. go there will be
plenty OF room aud fresh air. DIR.
Garden is III Winchester ate nding
the Sunday school convention OF
the Baltimore conference. Mr. j.
i. Buzza!d spent Sund9y i'll town
and vicinity. Several OF Mr.. Ned
Washlngton's family narrowly es.
capped Icing ecriousIy injured
while retnrrIpg home from Sun
day school Sunday evening. a
detached whifile.tree caused one
horse to kick and bo:h ran away
Fortunately they got loose from
the wagon-which with its con-
tents ran into the fence with such
force that Willie and two of tie
girls were hurlol from their seats
against tie fence but no one was
seriously hrr:. GUESS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-08
Jewarc Of Oiutmenls Tor Catarrh
that contain Mercury.

as Mercury will surely destroy the sense Of
smell and ccompleiely derrnqe The whole
system when erteriug u through the uucus
sur'accs such articles should never be used
exc IT on Ircs0iptious hom reputable try.
s'citns. NJ he damage they will do are ten
fold 70 the good you c,n possibly derive fror0
hem uslls Cais-ih Cure. snufactured
hp }. Cheney & Co., Toledo, nhio. con-
tsin5 no mercury ana istakeu IL ternnlly aud
acls directly upon Ike blood and mucus sur.
ia,e7 Of The system In buying uslTs Ca
hrth Cure he sure shat yo1 get The genuine.
it Is takeu internally aud made IN Toledo,
Ohio ~by ! cheney 3 co
~ Sold hy 9.sgsists, price 7jc. rer b.ite
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y. z. Nuts, JAW /.

y. z. Mu.Ls. Jaly I,
Mr. Editor The Alkires are
better OF diphtheria. The picnic
near Slanesville was grand Mr.
Hiett Edwards lost a horse caused
by being choked on oats aud
chop. Miss l. Miller has arrived
at her home near this place, from
the Levels. Harvest is in full
oIast and hands are scarce.
ANEMoMETER
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SoUTu BRANCH MILLS, July 4.

SoUTH BRANCH MILLS, July 4.
Oar farmers are all done har-
vesting along the river as far down
as MIR. Jas. Tay lor's. Mr.. g. NJ.
Mli!eson went down today to cut
his crop. Mr. Milleson intends to
put in dam at his mill as soon as
he ia done harvesting. Capt.
trencIl's son, Capt. Griffith and
several others passed down the riv-
er this evening fishing. Mr.. Mil
leson's daughter. Miss Hattie found
duck egg this week that contain.
ed a duck which had 4 legs, 3 on
one side and | on the other. Messrs.
Woodson and Long are cutting
their wheat today. Mr.. Il. w.
Parker be light a Champion Self
Binder this season from MIR. D. Ii
Uelskell and cut IL acres in one
day with three hois es. Who can
beat that along the South Branch2
The ice mountain party from
Springfield failed 10 tell you about
the team running away: with lad
les and three gentlemen all hold
ing % the re;ns ard asking the two
horses 10 whoa; there was no one
hart w. S.
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S7OO co $500 y ,T,.,, j, e' car e e
maze ,wo,rkng for us. Agents pr ierred who can
Iufnlsn lhelr Ow hurses Lnd give their Whole time
W tne business SPARE moments may 10 prpnfably
b .. JOHNSON q Co. fUiS Maia ST.. Eiaaniond. Va
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l'i.ss tersrtr -eti3 re rsSrlts We ccrs.el
ost 40 not d,feetit. Correspondents mcsf
sss1ne the responsibility Of iasir letters.
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AUGUSTA. July 4.
Mr.. Editor A Sabbath school
was organized at victory school!
honse a short time since. 1t is
working well. l.. ID. Schnibbe has
nearly completed the addition TO
his residence. Mr.. Kobt. Riley is
teaching a subscription school at
KilIdeer. Mrs. Lemuel Emmart
was bitten on the hand by a cop
per head snake on Friday evening
while arranging the milk in the
spring house, DIR. Shull was called
in and gave necessary trea' ment.
Prof. Cannon closed his course of
instruction. in music at THE place,
Il week ago, aud at Mt. Zion on
Saturday night. Sunday school
was reorganizcd here with j. ID.
Beery as Superintendent. The
school meets semi-monthly. REX.
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ssut' .santis giatellissnser.

ghEIssEo grsax TRIDAy AT
Icy ~ EST VIRGINIA
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-11-10

ton it may be said that the Republic
can ticket a. q whole, is successful,
snd it il not probable that any one
Of the party's candidates is defeated
MICHIGAN.
The municipal contest resulted iI
the election Of the entire Democratic
ticket, which with the exception OF
city Treasurer, BY msiorities ranging
from-5 800 70 5000.
RHODE ISLAND
The postponed election for repre-
sentative to congress y the western
district Of Rhode Island resulted Ia
q sweeping Republican victory.
NEW JERSEY.
The Republicans claim the assem-
bly, by from eight to ten majority
and the senate By two majority.
IOWA.
The Des Moines RegisteT's special
from 4s precincts In Iowa show q net
democratic gain Of 76S.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-11-10
I'D. Fitzpatrick. J.W. Going
FITZPATRICK & GOING.
Real Estate, Loan. and Insar.
ance Agents and Abstrae-
tors.

They will be pleased to see yol
to-day aud every other day. At thei
Office in Post Office Block, Salina
Kansas. A regular line Of hacks anC
carriages run from their corner {,
all parts Of the city, free Of charge
to all who wish to examine theil
bargains In city and suburban prop
erty. They will sell you lots IN
South Park fifty by two hundred
feet in size, at from three hundred
and seventy-five dollars up 10 I'VE
hundred dollars each, and give you
liberal terms. They have one Of the
finest blocks in this finest addition.
They have an acre fronting on Santa
Fe Avenue and Highland Avenue. A
beautiful tract for a very reasonable
price. Call and see about it. Three
lots on Santa Fe Avenue in the Kan
sas Wesleyan grounds, ali together
on corner for only fifteen hundred
dollars. How would you like two
fine lots on Iron Avenue for only
eighteen hundred dOllars7 They
are s bargain. In fact space Is too
valuable to enumerste many Of the
bargains. These may be sold before
you see them. Do you wish to Dor
row money to assist In building you
8 house? They have money to loan
on city property for one, two or
three years, principal and interest,
payable at their ofiee. They have q
complete set Of abstract books for
Saline county, kept up every day.
Do not buy anything without an
abstract, they will furnish you COM
plete abstract at a very reasonable
price. They are the agents for the
Mutual Life Insurance
for loaning money on
farms. You can get money on good
at 9 per cent and a reason
able commission. II you want 3
straight loan they will do better than
most Of the loan companies. One
.Ood feature OF these loans Is that
hey can be paid in sums Of one hun
ired dollars, whenever . coupon IL
Tue, and the interest reduced that
much; all the loan can be paid At
my time. They have houses and
OTIS for sale, farms for sale, and acre
raets for sale, in fact almost any
hing you may need. This space be-
ongs to them and from time to time
special bargains will sppear Do
lot forget the place nor the firm,
& Going Post once
Block, sallna. Kansas.